Message from Rick D. Senft

At Life Enrichment Trust (LET), our actions are focused on continuously pursuing our mission: to serve as a court-approved corporate fiduciary for individuals with disabilities by protecting the assets of beneficiaries, preserving their eligibility for services, and enriching their lives.

LET is a member of Passavant Memorial Homes Family of Services (PMHFOS). Among other services and programs, LET’s parent organization, Passavant Memorial Homes (PMH), includes community residential homes that provide supportive environments for individuals with intellectual disabilities, autism, and behavioral health needs. Through PMH, we experience firsthand how important it is for individuals to have access to the appropriate financial tools to safeguard assets in a manner that enables them to remain eligible for important benefits, such as Social Security Income, Supplemental Security Income, and Medical Assistance / Medicaid. In 2004, LET was formed to meet this need and assist families in providing financially for their loved ones with disabilities, without the risk of compromising eligibility for ongoing government benefits.

Over the years, LET has grown into the multidimensional non-profit trust organization that it is today, serving beneficiaries residing in states ranging from Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio, Colorado, and more, offering a variety of trust types and investment options to meet beneficiaries’ needs, and leveraging secure, user-friendly technology to facilitate seamless processes, all while staying true to the values that are shared across PMHFOS and the everlasting pursuit to continuously enrich the lives of those we are privileged to serve.

As CEO and President of PMHFOS, I invite you to explore our website to learn more about LET and how we collaborate with beneficiaries, families, advocates, partner provider agencies, financial institutions, and attorneys who specialize in special needs and elder law to ensure that each beneficiary has a trust that is in accordance with all regulations and supports the financial goals of the beneficiary.